Persian Literature. An Introduction

Homosexuality and literature: an introduction

‘I wish we were labelled,’ said Rickie. He wished that all the confidence and mutual knowledge that is born in such a place as Cambridge could be organized. People went down into the world saying, ‘We know and like each other; we shan’t forget.’ But they did forget, for man is so made that he cannot remember long without a symbol; he wished there was a society, a kind of friendship office, wher...

Literature and the Cognitive Revolution: An Introduction

Literary studies and the cognitive sciences, pursuing common interests in language, mental acts, and linguistic artifacts, have developed markedly different approaches to similar phenomena of reading, imaginative involvement, and textual patterning. Until quite recently, the distance between them has drawn more attention than their possible convergence (Franchi and Güzeldere ). A number of ...

Children ’ s Fantasy Literature : An Introduction

An Introduction to Modern Chinese Female Literature

K e y w o r d s : Modern Female Literature, Female Writers, Writing Style, Aesthetic Scope 1 0 9 Sungkyun Journal of East Asian Studies, Vol. 3, No. 2, 2003, pp. 109-122. © 2003 by the Sungkyunkwan University, The Academy of East Asian Studies * Professor at the Institute of Literature of Shandong University and graduated in 1959 from the Department of Chinese Language from the same University....

An Introduction to Sociolinguistics